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Less Than 400 Tickets Left For 10th Annual Lions Loot Sweepstakes
Weather Notebook For September 7, 2012
The warmth moves out this weekend; Sunday will feel like the start of fall.
Candlelight Vigil Set Tonight To Honor Kyle Rookey
Kyle Rookey will be honored this evening (Sept. 7) at Fort Ontario. The candlelight vigil will get under way at 9 p.m. Organizers said they will share stories of Kyle first and then around 9:30 p.m. or so will start the vigil.
Memory of Student Remains Alive With Her Former Teacher
“I don’t want her to be forgotten!” said Linda Doty as she talked about a former elementary school student. In 1999 Oswego Middle School seventh grader Kristen Pulver was tragically killed and left this world at a very young age. “Kristen befriended others that didn’t fit in easily, not only in school, but also outside during after-school hours. Kristen didn’t judge others, she was a friend to anyone who needed one,” Doty said.
Oswego School Board Member Resigns – To ‘Pursue Other Interests’
UPDATED Oswego City School Board of Education member William Myer has announced that he is resigning from his position. He said he wants to ‘pursue other interests.’ He isn’t ruling out a run for the board in the future, however.
Weather Notebook For September 6, 2012
More sun, clouds and humidity for Friday.
Bakery, Woodworking Shop Heading to Fulton West Side
A rundown industrial building on Fulton’s west side is on its way back to life after city lawmakers approved a zone change this week. The zone change could lead to the building becoming a woodworking shop and bakery.
Students Head Back To The Classroom
Buccaneer Junior-Senior High School officially opened with a ribbon-cutting ceremony by the students of the school, currently housed in portables behind Oswego Middle School. Overall, from pre-kindergarten to seniors in high school just over 4,100 students commenced the 2012-13 school year in Oswego.
EEE Virus Found in Central Square: Oswego County Will Conduct Aerial Spraying
Jiancheng Huang, Oswego County public health director, said he has requested the New York State Department of Health to issue a declaration of “imminent threat to public health” in Oswego County with the intent to conduct aerial spraying of the Big Bay and Toad Harbor Swamp area as soon as possible.
